And not me, says Justin Lin, director of the last three installments of the franchise. As we learned in statements director at USA Today, the excellent box office figures are getting "Fast Five" throughout the world are synonymous with the series again in the future and we will have more supplies of these fans tuning: "After a great view week, we will continue the saga. It is 100% sure that will happen "
And is that the collections that had the movie around the world amount to more than 85 million dollars just in its first weekend week. Nor are we talking about record numbers but it is true that are some very good numbers considering the film in question, and even more competing in the same weekend with the premiere of a movie advertised and supposedly more expected as Thor. In fact, the public preferred to go see this fifth installment of the series before the adventures of the Norse god, something that is truly worthy of admiration.
Therefore, and because of how easy it is to get more installments of the franchise, we can confirm that there will be sixth. I'm sure the studio, seeing the success of this latest installment, will not hesitate to finance a new one. As for the names that have been considered so far to the sixth are several who have already spoken in the past. Among them the most logical thing is that Justin Lin repeat as director while the script, if these films do, will back Chris Morgan, as in the last three.
As for sharing, it's a different issue. Not secured by the time the protagonists, Paul Walker and Vin Diesel reprise their roles, as they are immersed in other projects. Neither the performers themselves have made statements about it, either on their intention to participate or whether the study has made them an offer, but it would make sense that so, and that the franchise will continue with the same elements that have led to success.
What is clear is that we saga of "Fast & Furious "for awhile, at least one sixth issue if no further. Everything depends on how it is accepted by the public but does anyone doubt that it will not succeed?
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